Hugo

strike out

But the vast majority of Sprint customers have 3G only phones. Also, this site is about Network Vision- the complete overhaul of all network technologies, meaning enchanced 3G performance and the addition of 4G LTE.

You know very well that this site has almost as many threads about 3G as it does 4G.

Correct. Therefore, your idea of having 4G "...inserted as 2G/3G..." is inadequate, as people would not know if the tracked "enhanced 3G performance" was truly enhanced, or merely the result of 4G data pollution.

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RootMetrics tracks the up/down speeds as well as signal strength. At the end of the day, I care more about my connection speed than what specific technology my connection runs at.

I understand what you care about, but we are at S4GRU.com -- not SWhateverRU.com.

I would prefer being able to log signal strength and having it inserted as 2G/3G data then having no data from iPhones at all.

It may be just me, but I have a deep distaste for something knowingly presented as what it is not.

I would take that over no reporting at all. It could just automatically be logged as 2G/3G.

I though the point is to track LTE signal locations and strengths? If RootMetrics can't tell the difference between 3G and LTE, why bother with it? Wouldn't that be worse than nothing?

mob justice

Phone still has eHERPES, signal bounces among three towers, 3G slowed to a crawl, and EVDO channel switched from 150 to 75, then back to 150.

LTE must be coming!

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Everyone is testing, thus slowing the network.

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I though NV is South Carolina was going to be Alcatel/Lucent?

At first, I understood that as, "I thought Nevada is South Carolina, was going to be Alcatel/Lucent?" and thought, "Huh?" but now I know what you meant.

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Robin Hood

In Sensorly, I see LTE activity just north of Homestead Air Reserve Park, mostly on the Turnpike. The LTE may be switched off for now, as I went through there a couple of hours ago and didn't pick up LTE.

With Sensorly on, I drove south on SW 137 Ave from 152 St until I reached SW 168 St. Drove east on 168 st until US-1. Drove south on US-1 until I reached the southernmost entrance to the Turnpike, near Palm Drive. I entered the Turnpike and drove north, exiting at SW 152 St.

I'll have better luck next time.

bald man

I haven't seen eHRPD in days in my area. It's like Sprint turned it off for a while?

Still on at my home in 33157, but it was only turned on last Friday...

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Restaurant managers are reportedly big pervs, so eHERPES at Ruby Tuesday may not be anything out of the ordinary.

 

True, but eHERPES is spreading fast, and could mutate into LTE...

Bring it on!